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An integrated phenomenological study of teachers' perceptions of a professional learning community utilizing Senge's five disciplines of a learning organizationStockard, Margaret Zena. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ed.D.)--Georgia Southern University, 2006. / "A dissertation submitted to the Graduate Faculty of Georgia Southern University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Education" ETD. Includes bibliographical references (p. 220-234) and appendices.
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Faith at work the power of positive questioning and communal listening in the role of discernment for the business professional /Gustafson, Allen, January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--Catholic Theological Union at Chicago, 2005. / Includes abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 241-249).
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Faith at work the power of positive questioning and communal listening in the role of discernment for the business professional /Gustafson, Allen, January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--Catholic Theological Union at Chicago, 2005. / Includes abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 241-249).
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Knowledge management and the learning organisation in the new economyDe Wet, Ben 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MPhil)--University of Stellenbosch, 2006. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: In the literature on organisational learning and specifically the concept of a learning
organisation, an integrated approach towards the learning organisation appears to be lacking.
The thesis is an effort to correct this by integrating the organisational aspects namely
strategy, structure and processes into a coherent model of the learning organisation.
For this purpose, the thesis is divided into two parts. The first part is a theoretical evaluation
of Peter Senge’s concept of the learning organisation, and Nonaka and Takeuchi’s model of
the Knowledge Creating Company. These models were evaluated to determine the degree to
which these models incorporate strategy, structure and processes. In an effort to make sense
of the learning organisation concept within the framework of the knowledge era, other
influences such as Peter Drucker on the Post-Capitalist Society and Thomas A Stewart on
how to manage Intellectual Capital in the new economy, were incorporated. In addition, the
basic building blocks of existing theories of the learning organisation were considered in
order to develop appreciation for their contribution and influence towards a model of the
learning organisation.
The second part of this thesis endeavoured to build a notional model for the learning
organisation. This notional model is considered necessary in order to develop an
appreciation for how matters such as structure, strategy and processes can interact and cooperate
towards an integrated model of the learning organisation.
In conclusion, a number of factors of organisation were identified as probable principles of
organisation in the knowledge economy. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: In die literatuur rondom organisasie leer, en meer spesifiek die konsep van die lerende
organisasie, blyk daar ‘n behoefte aan ‘n geïntegreerde benadering tot die lerende organisasie
te wees. Die tesis is ‘n poging om die invloede van strategie, struktuur en prosesse te
integreer in ‘n geïntegreerde model van die lerende organisasie konsep te verkry.
Vir hierdie doel is die tesis in twee dele verdeel. Die eerste deel sentreer rondom Peter Senge
se siening van die lerende organisasie, asook Nonaka & Takeuchi se model van kennisskepping.
Die evaluasie bepaal tot watter mate die implikasies van struktuur, strategie en
prosesse in hierdie modelle geïnkorporeer is. In 'n poging om sin te maak van die begrip van
die lerende organisasie in die konteks van die kennis era, is Peter Drucker se teorie van die
post-kapitalistiese era, asook Thomas Stewart rondom die bestuur van intellektuele kapitaal
in die kennis ekonomie, in ag geneem. Vervolgens is die basiese boublokke van die
bestaande teorieë van die lerende organisasie besoek om waardering te ontwikkel vir hul
bydrae en invloede op ‘n model van die lerende organisasie.
Die tweede helfte van die tesis is gebasseer op kennis en insigte ontwikkel in die eerste helfte
en stel ‘n spekulatiewe model van die lerende organisasie. Hierdie spekulatiewe model is
nodig om waardering te kry vir die verwantskap tussen organisasie struktuur, strategie en
prosesse, en wyses waarop hierdie komponente geïntegreer kan word ter wille van ‘n
geïntegreerde model van die lerende organisasie.
Ter afsluiting word ‘n aantal aspekte van organisering geïdentifiseer as waarskynlike
beginsels van organisering in die kennis ekonomie.
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Theories of non-linear systems : a paradigm for organizational thinkingMyburgh, Roche Francois 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MA)--Stellenbosch University, 2003. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The advent of the computer age has seen many fundamental changes in the
economics. The ease with which organisations can store and transmit information in
unprecedented quantities and speeds has changed the face of the economy as well
as the way in which organisations conduct their day to day operations. Information
has become the primary resource for organisational competitiveness and this has
seen an increasing drive for efficient information generation and management in an
economy that is interconnected on a global scale. The demand for better information
management practices is driven by the realisation that the global economy is
susceptible to sudden and unpredictable changes that can potentially have global
consequences. The more information organisations have at their disposal, the better
their chances are of remaining competitive and relevant in the global economy. The
informational economy confronts organisations with two very significant problems,
the first is information overload due to the sheer volume of information that is
available to them. The second problem is that despite the volume of available
information organisations still are not privy to all the information that is required to
lessen the impact of uncertainty that is so characteristic of the global economy.
Organisations therefore always run the' risk of becoming irrelevant if they do not
change constantly. This drive for continuous change and the dependence on
information has led some organisational theorists and economists to compare the
global economy and organisations to nonlinear systems found in nature. Examples of
nonlinear systems are living organisms, ecologies and solar systems. All of these
systems are characterised by high levels of interconnectedness and interdependence
among individual units within a shared environment, which they co-create. Nonlinear
systems are of particular interest to organisational theorists because these systems
process information about the environment to adapt in an unpredictable way to
unpredictable changes. Such systems are incredibly resilient because they are able
to learn and adapt to different conditions. Another notable aspect of nonlinear
systems is the clear structured and complex organisation that they exhibit in the
absence of centralised control mechanisms. Every unit has the liberty to experiment
with new designs and from the success of individual units an organised and stable
system emerges with a strong link between the success of individuals and the whole
system. The order that exists within nonlinear systems is known as self-organisation
because it is not superimposed but emerges instead in a spontaneous manner.
Nonlinear systems are therefore more than just the sum of their parts. The notion of
nonlinear systems and self-organisation has seen authors such as Stacey, Wheatley
and Senge develop new ideas about organisational development, leadership and
organisational strategic thinking. Their ideas are based on what is popularly known
as 'The New Science'. These ideas attempt to encourage organisations realise that
the global economy functions as a nonlinear system and that organisations stand a
better chance of success if they learn to understand the principles of nonlinear
systems and to utilise the inherent creative and organising characteristics of such
systems. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die aanvang van die rekenaar era het verskeie fundamentele veranderinge in
ekonomie mee gebring. Die gemak en snelheid waarmee organisasies informasie
kan stoor en versprei is ongekend en het terselfde tyd die voorkoms van die
ekonomie verander asook die wyse waarop organisasies op 'n daaglikse basis
funksioneer. Informasie het die belangrikste hulpbron geword vir organisasies in
terme van kompetering en dit het 'n groter dryfkrag vir doeltreffende informasie
ontginning en bestuur mee gebring in 'n ekonomie wat op 'n wereldwye skaal in
mekaar gevleg is. Die aanvraag vir beter informasie bestuur praktyke word gedryf deur die wete dat die wereld ekonomie vatbaar is vir skielike en onvoorspelbare
veranderinge wat potensieel 'n wereldwye impak kan he. Hoe meer informasie
organisasies tot hul beskikking het hoe beter is hul kans om relevant en kompeterend
te bly in die wereld ekonomie. Die informasie ekonomie konfronteer organisasies met
twee fundamentele probleme. Die eerste gevaar is dat organisasies oorlaai kan word
met informasie as gevolg van die absolute volume van beskikbare informasie. Die
tweede probleem spruit voort uit die feit dat ten spyte van die beskikbare informasie,
lei organisasies steeds aan 'n gebrek aan algehele informasie, organisasies kan dus
nooit toegang he tot al die informasie wat benodig word om die impak te verminder
van die onsekerheid wat so kenmerkend is van die wereld ekonomie. Organisasies
loop dus altyd die gevaar om irrelevant te raak as hulle nie konstant aanpas by nuwe
omstandighede nie. Hierdie soeke na konstante verandering en die afhanklikheid op
informasie het verskeie organisasie teoretici en ekonome daartoe gelei om 'n
vergelyking te tref tussen die wereld ekonomie en organisasies aan die een kant en
nie-Iiniere sisteme wat in die natuur voorkom. Voorbeelde van sulke sisteme sluit
lewende organismes, ekostelsels en sterre stelsels in. Die komponente van al hierdie
sisteme is op 'n komplekse wyse inmekaar geweef en interafhanklik op mekaar binne
die raamwerk van gemeenskaplike omgewing waarvoor hierdie komponente mede
verantwoordelik is. Nie-liniere sisteme is van besondere belang vir organisasie
teoretici omdat die betrokke sisteme informasie verwerk aangaande hul omgewing
om op 'n onvoorspelbare wyse aan te pas by onvoorspelbare veranderinge in die
omgewing. Sulke sisteme is uitsonderlik standvastig deurdat hulle kan leer en
aanpas by verskillende omstandighede. Nog
'n merkbare aspek van sulke sisteme is
die duidelik gestruktureerde en komplekse organisasie wat bestaan ten spyte van 'n
algehele gebrek aan gesentraliseerde beheer meganismes. Elke komponent is vry
om met 'n nuwe ontwerp te eksperimenteer en vanuit die sukses van die
komponente spruit die sukses van die sisteem. Die organisasie wat sigbaar is in nie-liniere
sisteme staan bekend as self-organisasie omdat dit nie voortspruit uit 'n
sentrale beheer meganisme nie maar instede spontaan onstaan as 'n gevolg van die
aksies van komponente. Nie-Iiniere sisteme het die potensiaal om meer te kan wees
as die somtotaal van hul komponente. Die beginsel van nie-liniere sisteme en selforganisasie
het skrywers soos Stacey, Wheatley en Senge daartoe gelei om nuwe
idees te ontwikkel rakende organisasie ontwikkeling, leierskap en strategiese
beplanning in organisasies. Hierdie idees is gegrond in wat algemeen bekend staan
as 'The New Science'. Die idees van hierdie skrywers is gemik daarop om
organisasies aan te moedig om raak te sien dat die wereld ekonomie soos 'n nie-liniere
sisteem funksioneer en dat organisasies as sulks 'n beter kans staan om sukses
te behaal as hulle sou leer om die beginsels van nie-liniere sisteme te begryp en die
inherente kreatiewe en organiserings eienskappe van sulke sisteme uit te buit.
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